Comment #30 on issue 3330 by [email protected]: bracketify-stencil moves
grob's refpoint
http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=3330
The flat is an example where we would rather have the spacing based on
extents.
\markup\concat{"Clarinet in B" \flat ", then A"}
has in the past put the \flat too close to the B, even to my insensitive
eyes.
(The first patch for issue 732, present in version 2.16, added space but
one the wrong side of the flat, before the comma.)
Many people probably have \hspace#0.2 before the flat in their old markup,
but more people probably were simply displeased by the ugly spacing and
moved on.
Issue 3266 (invalid, but fixed by this patch anyway) would never have
concerned anyone if text spacing used extents.
If the patch goes in with this basic solution of spacing markup based on
extents, we have to remember to rewrite the examples in NR A.10.2 for
\translate and \translate-scaled so their effects are not hidden by
alignment in a markup.
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